NameError: name ‘datetime’ is not defined
I’m teaching myself Python and was just “exploring”. Google says that datetime is a global variable but when I try to find todays date in the terminal I receive the NameError in the question title?
I’m teaching myself Python and was just “exploring”. Google says that datetime is a global variable but when I try to find todays date in the terminal I receive the NameError in the question title?
In the code below, I am calculating now epoch and beginning of current day epoch.
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